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This Pro Value Mission split column is a decorative applied column in cherry, sized for the raised bar or island setting where standard counter height falls short.
Most island columns in this program run 36 inches, the height that aligns with a standard kitchen counter. This one runs 42 inches, which is where the conversation changes. A raised bar counter, a seating overhang, or a peninsula designed for barstools sits higher, and a column that falls short of it breaks the vertical line at exactly the wrong place. At 42 inches, this column carries that vertical all the way to where the counter meets it, so the transition reads as deliberate rather than approximate. It is the right column when the application is a bar top, not a work surface.
At 5 inches wide and 2-1/2 inches deep, this is a split or applied section. The 5 inch face is substantial enough to read as a proper column from across the room, while the 2-1/2 inch depth keeps it in the territory of applied trim rather than a freestanding post. It sits against the end panel of an island or cabinet run and projects 2-1/2 inches into the surrounding space. On a walkway around an island that is worth knowing before ordering: a 2-1/2 inch projection is real, and the clearance math belongs in the plan before installation, not after. The Mission design program gives the column its character through clean lines and restrained detailing, a reference to the Arts and Crafts tradition that holds well in both kitchen and bar settings.
The piece is solid cherry, supplied unfinished. Cherry is a species that darkens noticeably over time with light exposure, which is useful context when selecting a stain or a topcoat: what the wood looks like the day it is finished is not what it will look like in a year. This column is also available in maple and alder in the same Mission program, so the species can be matched to the cabinetry it will sit against rather than finished to approximate it. No stain or color match to existing wood is promised, and none should be expected without sampling.
This column is the right call for an exposed island end beside a raised bar counter, a peninsula designed for seating, or a bar cabinet where the vertical element needs to reach 42 inches. It is a decorative applied piece. It carries no structural load, it is not engineered as a post, and no load rating is stated for it. It dresses an end panel; it does not support what is above it.
36 inches aligns with a standard counter top. 42 inches aligns with a raised bar or barstool-height counter. The two are different applications and the column height should match the counter, not be trimmed to fit.
2-1/2 inches. That is the depth of this split section, and it is the projection to measure against any walkway or adjacent appliance before ordering.
No. It is a decorative applied column. It is not load-bearing and carries no weight rating.
Not automatically. Cherry is a species, and two pieces of cherry finished differently, or even finished the same way from different stock, can read as two different colors. Sample first if a close match is important.
Choose this column when the counter is a bar top and the column needs to meet it cleanly at 42 inches, in cherry, with Mission detailing that holds its own in the room.